Kirill V, a UX designer and side-project founder in Luxembourg, shares candid post-mortems and build logs of his products, including a killed team-building directory and a flight deal scanner built with AI coding tools. Readers get honest accounts of what worked, what failed and the practical realities of solo indie projects.
Website: https://kirillv.com/
An indie developer shares behind-the-scenes updates on building his Markdown note app Inkdrop, plus personal essays and tutorials on coding with AI agents. Readers get first-hand reflections on how AI is changing programming and practical detail on design and development workflows.
A build-in-public blog from the bootstrapped form builder Tally, publishing milestone updates on revenue, users, team size and strategy. Readers get a candid account of how a small independent SaaS company grows and what decisions it makes along the way.
A personal newsletter from a software engineer and founder with essays on practical AI-assisted coding, building software tools, and life as a writer and new parent. Readers get first-person lessons learned, opinionated takes on the AI landscape, and updates on the author's projects such as the ebb framework.
A developer's blog-style newsletter mixing honest product post-mortems (a Pomodoro side project with real production numbers) with analysis of how AI tools inflate project starts, plus practical tool write-ups like local Whisper captioning. Readers get candid metrics and workflow tips from an Angular and AI practitioner.
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